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    1. Colonel-Mooseknuckle on

      Is anyone actually stunned? Seems pretty on-brand for this crew.

    2. I sure hope there’s consequences when/if the current administration becomes a minority.

    3. FroyoOk6254 on

      It seems like some folks only care about rules when they apply to others.

    4. TheVoiceofReason_ish on

      >Pete Hegseth’s lawyer suggested that the Pentagon may have fired three of the defense secretary’s top aides last month as the result of an illegal wiretap, according to an exclusive from The Guardian.

      >White House advisers were reportedly shocked when Tim Parlatore, Hegseth’s personal lawyer who was tasked with overseeing an investigation into a series of leaks at the Pentagon, told them that a warrantless wiretap was used to find classified documents on the phone of the secretary’s then–senior adviser Dan Caldwell.

    5. The fun thing is they apparently claimed they illegally wiretapped his aids phones, found some stuff that was leaked to the press, and that is why they were fired… Except the version of the document leaked to the press is different than the version the aids had and also no illegal wiretap even happened, they had just assumed the aids had been the ones to leak it and were scrambling for justification when they claimed it was from an illegal wiretap.

    6. powdertaker on

      Ironically demonstrating why you don’t, ever, use unsecured, easily broken forms of communication.

    7. The only thing I’m stunned about is that some people are actually ok with this half wit frat boy reject running our military.

    8. threehundredthousand on

      Spying on your own people to ensure loyalty is Gestapo 101. Not stunning that’s what they’re doing.

    9. fulltrendypro on

      Nothing says small government like running your office like a spy thriller and firing half your staff over vibes

    10. Financial-Orchid938 on

      Hegseth has his personal attorney making personnel decisions at the pentagon?

    11. They know full well that it’s open season for federal crimes. The DOJ, under Pam Bondi, is fully corrupt, and will not prosecute any Trump officials. And even if they did, Trump would just pardon them.

    12. JonnoEnglish on

      Can’t wait for it to be found to be true and *absolutely nothing* will be done about it.

    13. Can we repeal the Patriot Act and reset federal law enforcement to it’s previous, decentralized organization? It’s mainly been used to spy on Americans and set the groundwork for an executive branch takeover. Dudes like this feed off that kind of legislation

    14. Stunning wiretap allegations! Seriously? I’m not stunned that they are wiretapping,are you ? They probably have the offices bugged and spyware was installed on all computers by musk and his terrorists crew.

    15. And nothing will happen because the branch of government that should be holding him accountable has been co-opted by traitorous Republicans and weak-willed corporate Democrats…

    16. Squidysquid27 on

      Are there consequences yet??????????????

      ???????? ?????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????? Consequences, anybody?

    17. disharmony-hellride on

      Side note: blanched hands (the yellowing when he pushes on something, like the podium, then lets go) is from chronic alcohol use. He most likely got hammered the night before and probably feels like shit delivering whatever this is.

    18. Difficult-Way-9563 on

      I wonder how many legal hours, billing and legal resources are wasted in this administration?

    19. ThunderingRimuru on

      This is literally the type of stuff that got nixon kicked out of office

    20. thefanciestcat on

      Can you imagine what a piece of shit you have to be to stand out as especially corrupt, incompetent, dishonest and unqualified in the fucking Trump administration?

    21. Cardboard_Robot on

      To look at this administration, and then think about what destroyed Nixon’s career. Insane.

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